Hi Andrew,
Not sure I understand your reply. First, what is "nos"? Secondly, I was
only applying the the criticals for post-SP2, as far as I could judge, given
the timeframe I was searching on the Technet Security Disc 0238.12. Security
Bulletins on this Disc are organized by bulletin number (eg "msc06-001 thru
msc06-003"). In each case I checked to see if there were XP SP2 components
and if so, brought them into the batch file directory before building the
batch file.
Hope this clarifies what I did and you'll be able to decode your response
for me.
Thanks,
Rob
"Andrew E." wrote:
> To update xp from scratch or from SP1 to SP2,windows update adds more
> than just specific nos updates.Try once youre at SP1,get to updater for the
> few files required for SP2,once SP2 is ready to get installed,install from
> youre
> cd,once thru with SP2,re open updater for the latest releases.
>
> "RobCoh" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > Last week I needed to reinstall everything fresh on a Dell Dimension 4600
> > that came with XP SP1 OEM media for a client who had only dial-up internet.
> > My plan to save time was to do the Dell wipe/restore, use my SP2 on CD, then
> > a batch file that I'd pre-built to install the critical hotfixes only using
> > my Technet Security Updates disc to pick up everything in 2005-2006. After
> > the hotfixes were applied, then I added antivirus and went to the internet
> > for the rest of the remaining service.
> >
> > Unfortunately, this did not work as I expected. The critical hotfixes that
> > I had just added from my batch file were still showing as required (after
> > rebooting) when I went to the internet, taking additional time to download,
> > and moreover leading me to question whether the machine had actually been
> > protected by those fixes that were supposedly applied earlier (as displayed
> > in the add/remove programs dialog).
> >
> > Other people have now heard about this 'great new method for deployment' and
> > before I spread any word, good or bad, I want to see where there might have
> > been 'pilot error' or whether it might be a Dell OEM issue. Can anyone give
> > any clues?
> >
> > My batch file is below.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Rob
> >
> > IE6.0sp1-KB883939-XP-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > IE6.0sp1-KB890923-XP-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > IE6.0sp1-KB896727-XP-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB873333-ia64-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB885250-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB888113-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB890046-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB890859-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB891781-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB892944-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB893066-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB893086-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB893756-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB896358-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB896422-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB896423-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB896424-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB896426-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB896428-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB896688-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB899587-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB899588-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB899589-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB899591-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB900725-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB901017-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB901214-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB902400-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB904706-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB905414-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB905749-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB905915-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB908519-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> > WindowsXP-KB912919-x86-ENU.exe /Z /U /Q
> >
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